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It now does respect textmate's file ignore patterns. Enjoy
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We keep getting told TM2 is around the corner and we keep believing him. As for the lack of features, I thought I'd release early and iterate :)
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17y ago
I created an issue and I will definitely look into it http://github.com/briancollins/nice_find/issues/#issue/2
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17y ago
For grep, sure.
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17y ago
You're using tmproj files? I'll add support for those to the "coming soon" list, I have only tested on folders as projects so far. Sorry about that. You can remove the plugin by removing: ~/Library/Application\ Support/TextMate/Plugins/Nice
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I used ack-tmbundle before creating nice_find, and it drove me mad for two reasons. Firstly, the command doesn't work from the project unless you have one of its files open. Secondly, pressing the hotkey to bring back your search results wi
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Nice Find: An asynchronous find in project plugin for TextMate
(github.com)
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It immediately displays a bar at the top of the altered page making it too obvious
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17y ago
Cool idea, terrible implementation
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17y ago
$62 per month for 1.7GB is pretty good. For comparison Slicehost charges $70 per month for 1GB. I just wish they had smaller instances.
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17y ago
Maybe he wants a blank canvas
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The future woman will be Catholic
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17y ago
It's funny how they boast a quarter of a million lines of code as though that is a low number for an image library.
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17y ago
No worries. DHS could have picked a more memorable URL
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Great, I thought that website was the official US ESTA site and started filling it out. Then I saw they required a payment and realized my mistake. I just gave my passport number and other details to "kim eun hye" in Seoul (according to who
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17y ago
Just speculating but: Rogers. They own the GSM networks here and they are utterly awful. Worse than AT&T.
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It is for monitors with a higher DPI
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17y ago
The iPhone app Encyclopedia downloads a Wikipedia dump to the phone and works offline. It manages to strip it all down to about 3GB http://www.steamheavyindustries.com
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17y ago
If you installed Ruby using MacPorts you won't have this problem when you upgrade. You will have to reinstall MacPorts from their latest svn though.
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17y ago
Just use whatever seems clearer
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> Mr Gonzales used a complicated technique known as an "SQL injection attack" to penetrate networks' firewalls and steal information, the US Department of Justice said. I'm not at all shocked that a credit card processing company has n
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On the other hand you can't rewrite something every few years just because it will be better. You can always rewrite badly implemented sections if you designed it well in the first place. What I'm trying to say is: Don't do a lighttpd.
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That looks awesome
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17y ago
I actually tried a similar thing but as an alarm clock. Gradually increase the display brightness to full in the morning and then sound the alarm. Never finished it, got distracted by HN
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17y ago
I think the idea shows a lot of promise. It would be good to move away from a third party such as Facebook owning all of your social connections, even if this is a small step.
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17y ago
The updated site has a list: http://www.startupschool.org/speakers.html 2009 Speakers (so far) Chris Anderson Editor in Chief, Wired Magazine Paul Buchheit Founder, FriendFeed; Creator of GMail Jason Fried Founder, 37signals Paul Graham P
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Any speakers announced yet?
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What a pretentious writing style
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Smalltalk may be dead but there are millions of smartphones using Objective C which is in many ways a direct descendant.
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17y ago
Apple needs to move away from exclusivity. Networks would be falling over themselves to cater for iPhone users if there was a choice in the matter.
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